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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26
WAY as you elegantly phrase 1t, Dick?"
ssid Melanie.

wax,' as you elegantly phrase 1t, Dick?"
said Melanie.
Rather. He wss awfully put out
don't know about what-and vented some
Of his anger on me end poor Reggie"
"You left the park rather abruptly.
Melanie," said the latter. "Did you
quarrel with Aunt Chillingtcn1bef the
season was ended"
'No-but she interfered with me very
much, and urged upon me the attentions
ot-of men l did not care about" said
Melanie, and then she paused, 10th that
any Notifying rumor should, by any
means or iradvertence, reach her fiance.
She had resolved to mention to nc one
the offer OF Sir Bri5co, and her refusal
thereof.
'Wen-I an glad you ere back again,
Melanie," ssid Dick, who was thoughtful
beyond his boyish years. "There is no
one 1ere whose attentions can be forced
upon you, even By U2cle Grimshaw."
"And you were so admired, we hear"
said Amy Brsndon.
"Idon't wonder at it-isn't she pretty?"
sid Dick, nearly pulling down her back
hair. "Rsgaie predicted, and Uncle
GrimsbEw toe, that you would marry s.
duke, Ct leasr-lf you chose"
"The poor CID turnituTe," murmured
Melanie, looking about her, 'how worn
how painfully shabby it looks."
"But nope you are glad to be with US
sgein?" said Dick.
'tOh, yes-yes," exclaimed Melanie,
kissing the trio again in quick success
sion.
"Well, don't lei Uncle Grimshaw hear
your critjcisms," continued Dick, pro-
ducing from his pocket some peaches,
which he hsd found in q neighbours gar
den. ole is always worrying about
something, and reminds ne Of the cruel
che in the Babes N the Wood, who was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
NORFOLK.
Death OF . Confederate Veteran
The Navy-Yard.


The Navy-Yard.
tCore..pondence OF the Richmond Dispssch.I
DECEMBER IL, 1887.
Major j. Bal. Riddick, OF the firm OF
Riddick & Brinkley, Of this city, and
Riddick & Richardson, Of Portsmouth,
died at the home OF his father, in Suf-
folk, yesterday, after protracted i'll
meas from a complication of diseases.
During the war he was captain of Com
pany ], Forty-frst regiment Virginia
volunteers, and was badly wounded at
the Crater. He was probably forty-six
years OF age, and was married. De-
ceased was Mason and member OF seve-
raj benevolent organizations OF Ports
mouth, and one of the founders OF Stone
wall Camp, Confederate Veterans.
The United States steamer Yantic,
Commander Oscar L. Heyerman com
handing, has received sailing orders and
leaves here on the 18th, Thursday next,
TO cruise during the winter in the West
Indies and along the Spanish main.
The training ships here will spend the
winter cruising in Chesapeake bay in
stead of going to the West Indies, and
will make Norfolk their headquarters.
Several of the foremen OF the navy
yard left to-day for Cramp & Sons ship
yard at Chester. Pa, TO receive instruc-
lions iniron bodybuilding, as they cannot
proceed with the new battle-ship owing
TO their inexperience. They will remain
at Chester u month or more by direction
Of the Construction Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
THE NORMALCOLL
A Nstssr FOR investigation Death Of q
Venerable Lady-shot with TOY
Pistol.
Tcorespcndence Of ,he Rlchmond pl.ps.ca.l


PErERsBuRo, Va, Dec. IL, 1897.
The Colored Normal College, near this
city, comes before the public again, and
this time in phase that will doubtless
require and receive due investigation.
w. III. Smith, one Of the professors OF
the college, was waited upon at his
house in this city at late hour on Fri
day night by dozen or more colored
men and notified that he must leave the
city within Eve days or suffer the con-
sequences. Rumor has it that among
these visitors were several parties quite
prominent among their race. Ii is al-
legod on the other side that their action
was that OF mob. OF the merits OF this
summary procedure your correspondent
is not definitely informed. They will
probably not be fully known until the
matter is investigated by the proper
State authorities, as it will no doubt be
at the proper time. II is furthermore
reported that the students OF the col
leee have been advised or have refused
10 recite 10 Professor Smith. Bpt Smith
has not left the city, nor does he intend
10. He has notified the chief OF police
of the facts of the case, and, consider
inc his house his castle, he intends to
defend il and himself to the best Of his
ability. He will also attend at the col
lege every day to hear Rotations and
give instruction. The matter il very
freely talked about on the streets to-day.
Smith has declined to swear out warrants
against the parties who have threatened
him, and will act altogether on the de-
fensiye.
The venerable Mrs. NJ. b. Harrison,
relict OF the lste DIR. Nathaniel Harrison,
of Puddledock, Prince George county,
died at her home in this city yesterday
afternoon. Her funeral took place from
the Tabb-Street Presbyterian church
this afternoon. She was widely known
and connected in this section. A siRgu-
lar coincidence about her death is that
she passed away on the eightieth ami
versary of her birth.
The remains OF Mrs. Virginia A,
widow OF the late Colonel j. Richard
Lewellen, who died yesterday in Dan
vile, were brought TO this city to-day,
and were inferred in Blandford Gene
terry beside the grave Of her lamented
husband.
A three-year-old child of James
Fowlkes (colored) was shot and pain
fully injured yesterday with a toy pistol
in the hands of little boy who was
playing with the child. The ball en-
tered the socket of the left eye and has
not yet been extracted
A special court of justices was held
Saturday night for the trial Of the case
of Charles ID. Traylor. charged with the
theft OF horse belonging to S. NJ. Raw
lings. The investigation was lengthy
one, and resulted in the sending Of the
accused on to the next grand jury for
indictment. Traylor is a dealer in
horses, and claims that he came into
possession of Rawlings's horse by legiti-
mate trading. The court, however,
thought otherwise, and sent him on to
answer q criminal charge.
ROBIN ADAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
DANyILLE'S NEWS.
The Case OF Charles Taylor Con-
finued.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatcb.l

Especial telegram 10 the DispatD.I
DAYvI1LE, Va, December 12.-The
case of Charles Taylor, indicted for the
murder Of Richard l.. Cohen in June
last, was called in the Hastings Court
this morning-Judge W. Ct. Robertson,
of Roanoke, on the bench-and on mo-
ton Of the prisoners counsel, owing to
.he absence of two material witnesses,
WAS continued to the March term Of the
lourt. Some of the witnesses express
issatisfaction at the continuance owing
90 their having 10 leave their business in
order to be in attendance. The cases OF
Arch. Garner and II. w. White,
charged with being accessories to She
killing, were also continued and bail
bonds renewed.
The storehouse of j. b. Mulherin,
about five miles from Danville, was
burglarized Friday night, and quantity
OF bacon, tobacco, whiskey, and several
pistols carried away. The thieves,
Reed Cousins and John E. Snipes, were
captured in this city, and Justice Jewett
sent them on to the grand jury, and or
dered them confined in Chatham Jail.
Snipes broke away from the officer, who
fred at him, but the thief made good
his escape.
The remains of the late Jcrman ".
Pace, one Of Danville's old citizens, who
died in Stanton yesterday, reached the
city this evening, and were escorted to
his late residence by number of citi-
.zens and members of the City Council.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
observe this week as week Of self
denial and prayer, and prayor-meeting
will be held every afternoon at Main
Street Methodist church.
The meeting called for this afternoon
20 discuss the proposed charter for the
Danyille and Great Western Railway
was very well attended. Mr.. Henry i.
ParksdGle presided, and Nlr. James T..
Scheduled offered the following rosolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resoiucd, That committee OF three
(the chairman OF this meeting TO be one
be appointed to investigate the question
OF the granting of charter by the Lee
gislature for the Danville and Great West
ern Railroad Company and report 70 a
subsequent mass-meeting to be called
by the chairman when necessary what eff
feet the granting Of such charter will pro-
baby have upon the commercial interest
OF Dauville, and that the committee be re-
quested TO furnish our representatives, in
the Legislature with such information as
they may obtain. Committee under
resolution MessIs. H. Il. Barr sdale, j,
+. Scheduled, and n. II. Massie,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
Report of the Department or ASri-
culture.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-The De-
cember statistical report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture relates mainly to
farm prices of agricultural products. The
average value OF corn is 1873 cents per
bushel, against 1876 last year and 81. s
in 1885. In 1881 it was 63.8, when the
estimated product was 1884, $4,000
bushels. The difference is largely due
TO the general depression OF values.
Prices respectively in 1881 and 1887 are
81 and 4S in Ohio, GO and 40 in Indiana,
So and Al in Illinois, Al and % i'll Iowa,
Go and 81 in Missouri, 8 and 81 in Kan
sas, and 80 and 80 in Nebraska. Prices
in the Gulf States average lower than
last year, resulting from nearly full
supply. In the Atlantic States tho prices
of homegrown corn are only slightly
advanced. The average value Of wheat
is 60 cents, only 3 mills higher than the
average last year. 1t is 81 in New York,
81 in Pennsylvania, "a in Michigan,
70 in Ohio. ~ in Indiana, 10
in Illinois. 64 in Wisconsin, 81
in Missouri, 81 in Iowa, and Kansas
SO, in Minnesota 80, in Nebraska 50,
and ~ in Dakota. The average for oats
is 30.7 cents against 29S last year. Bar
ley averages 3d. instead of So last year.
Buckwheat SCI, or II cents higher
than last year. The cereal averages for
the entire country differ very slightly
from those OF last year, except % to corn.
The value of potatoes is greatly en-
Lanced, being G@.5 cents against 45 last
year. It is higher than for seven years
except in 1881. The value of hay IS
much increased. 1t averages 1924 per
ton, against S7.36 last year. The adj
vance las been in the drought area OF
the West Cotton valus are about !
cent higher than in December last. The
average plantation prices by States are
as follows: 81 cents per pound for the
States of the Atlantic coast, sc for Ala
bama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, g. for
Tennessee and Arkansas, S.3 for Texas.
The December report. which will be
printed at the end of the month, will
contain estimates of the area, product,
and valne by States of corr, wheat, and
oats. II will also include report on the
area and condition of grain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
PcsidcntiaI Nominations.

10y W tuo ii7PARNhI
WASHINGTON, December l2.-The
President has sent the following nomina-
tions TO the Senate 10 be Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of the United States: Oscar $. Straus, OF
New York. to Turkey; Alexander r.
Lawton, OF Georgia, TO Austro-Hun-
gary; Bayless w. Hanna, OF Indiana, to
the Argentine Republic. TO be Minister
Resident and Consul-General of the
United States: l.. L. Carlisle, OF
Louisiana, to Bolivia. To be Con-
sel-General OF tho United States,
Jared Lawrence Rathbone, of Cali
fornia, at Paris; Charlton II. Way,
of Georgia, at st. Petersburg ID. Lynch
Pringle, Of South Carolina, at Constan-
tinople ; Harold Marsh Sewall, OF Maine,
at Apia. Secretary of Legation and
Consul General of the United States :
John q. Walker, OF Texas, at Bogota ;
James p. Hosmer, of New York, at
Guatemala. Secretary Of Legation OF
the United States Charles Chaille Long,
of New York, to Corea Samuel L. VIII
hams, OF Maryland, TO Brazil. G. Brown
Goode, Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries Richard W. Dunlap, of
Tennessee, Consul at Stratford, Ontario ;
Consuls: n. j. George, of Tennessee,
at Charlottetown, p. u. /. Edward J.
Hill, Of North Carolina, at Montevideo ;
William o. Patten, of North Carolina,
at Bahia George G. Tanner, Of South
Carolina, at Pictou, n. S. ; Leigh w.
Reid, of Virginia, to be Assistant Register
of the Treasury; Marshall Parks, of
Virginia. to be supervising inspector Of
steam vessels for the Third district (Balti-
more). Collectors Of Internal Revenue :
Kerr Craize, Fifth district Of North
Carolina; Whitfield Walker, for the dis
trict of Florida. Collectors of Customs {:
Stephen Hunter, for the district of Tap
pahannock, Va. Peter +. Cogblll. for
the district of Petersburg, Va. Almost
all of to-day's nominations were of per-
sons appointed during the recess of Con-
CppCg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
safc.Robbcry ut BurMevirue.

BuRKEvILLE, December Ion Sat
urday night the store OF Mr.. J. ID. Brad
shaw was broken into and his safe blown
open and robbed OF about S70--all that
was in it at the time. A very small hole
was drilled near the knob, through which
the material was introduced for blowing
it open. The safe was wrapped mp in
blankets to deaden the sound. From the
neatness of the job it is supposed to have
been done by some expert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

ture announced the death Of his brother.
Both gentlemen are natives OF this town.
II is said that Commonwealth's-Attor-
ney Hermans has received orders from
Attorney General Ayers 10 institute pro-
ceedings against Rev. Moomaw, Of Ro-
anoke--the only man who rendered cou-
pons for taxes here last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
\ Christinnsburx man shet-Coupon

Special telegram 10 the DispGtchl
CuEIsrIAssBuEo, December l2.-Mr.
William Shields, cashier Of tho First
National Bank Of Roanoke, received To-
day Telegram from Ohio announcing
that bis brother Ham had been acci.
dentally shot Mr.. Shields at once took
the train Tor Ohio. A later telegram re-
ceissd BY Nn Shields after his depar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
CENTRAL.

' -
LARGE DOUBLE BRICK, No. Third street,
near Main; twelve rooms; large lawn; detach-
cd kitcbcn, &c.
MODERN TIIREE-STORY BRICK, zoos Mar
shall near Tenth street all improvements; eie-
equity finished: ten rooms.
LARGE THREE-S TORY BRICK corner Third
and Main streets twelve rooms; furnace heat
ers &C.; choice location.
LARGE FAMILY RESIDENCE Eleventh and
Marshall streets; beautiful yard twelve rooms
SOUTH TuIRD-STREET DWELLING near
Main; Just put in good order: ton rooms.
CORN ER GRACE-SrREEr DWELLING corner
Third street; ten rooms: LatroOe stOYe,&c.
WESTERN.
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE cor
ner Main aud Meadow streets; eight rooms ;
large lot: on the Dummy line.
MEDIUM TWO-STORY BRICK, 3lS west Cary
street; eight rooms just put IN order
SMALL COTTAGE. 1t5 Main, opposite Monroe
PGrk: five rooms; cheap.
SMALLER HOUSES In other localities.
Send for WEEKLY RENT-LIST.
deIl-2t J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
A FRUGAL BEGINNING.
Love, Marriage, and Ham sand.
witches.
Especial telegram to the Dlsprich.l

Especial telegram to tho Dlspsich.l
DANvILLE, Va, December l2.-Late
Sunday evening a young man and young
woman registered at one of the hotels as
NJ. Manly and Miss Willie Manly, Of Pitt
sylyania, aud this morning left before
breakfast for Pelham, n. c., that far
famed Gretna Green. They returned
about 4 o'clock this afternoon, and find
ing that they were several hours too late
for dinner and several hours too early
for supper, the groom made 4 purchase
at o restaurant of bread and ham and
drove on to the country, after having
made an equal division OF rations with
his bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smithheld, Hampton. Old Point, Wayerly, aud
Hicssford, Va: Washington, ID. O.: Newberne.
Washington. and Tarbo1o', y. c.; ell stations on
Atlantic and Danyillo railroad, SeaboAsd aud
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk Southern railroad,
and Eastern North Caolna generally: hieo, for
Eastern shore Of Virginia aud all regular land
ings 9n tho James ana happahe0nock rivers, at
LOWEST RATES, and through bills issued.
LuCIEN h. TATUld, Vice Presiiendt
No. hit hain street and RockettA
IRWIN WEisiozks Agent DO 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
THREE KILLED.
a Fatal Collision on the Chtsapcase
aud Ohio Hond.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
CONVICTION, Va, Dec. II, 1887.
A collision resulting in the death of
Conductor Frey, Fireman Meryman. and
Brakeman Lynch occurred a. the tank
one mile west OF here Ut Z A. M. to day
The collision was between freight trains.
The first section having stopped for
water, the second, following very closely
and running very rapidly, ran into tho
first The dense fog contributed to the
accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
RAILROAD LryEs.
RAILROAD LrsEs.
IA 81 ssali9 sSs aME
DIEDMONf AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE 10
TIE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEpERS On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
schedule IN Effect
Novem Der IL, iss7.
CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 20 mates connection A. Ksy,vin.
for Chase Ciry aOd Clarksyilo at Greeast.rr
for Durham and Raleigh daily except Sunta,
and all points on North Carolina Division. Az
Northwestern North Carolina railroad
Train No. 80 makes connection ~ Grscnsho-.
for Raleigh, Goldsb0ro. and Morehead CITY Al
Salisbury for Ashcyiile. Hot springs, Rnf
points IN Western North Carolina; At thArioua
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroAt
for Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. Charleston a
yanDsh, Ihomasyille, Ca, Jacksonville. Az
other Florida points: also. with Carolina Geo.
tral railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tho south arrive ~ Rehmosi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
By Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents 0nd Auctioneers,
ll0S Main street

llUN MAIN street.
TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
L AT AUCTION.--At the request % the Talbot
Tobacco Company, who are disseminating busl-
ness we shall sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER u. 1887.
commencing at II O'CLOCK A. NJ. az their factory,
No. % nOrtn Twentieth street, between Main
and Franklin streets, the eutiro OUTFIT consisting
in part OF - $3.50, -.
CINE.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
HYDRAULIC FINISHING POTS,
BOX SCREWS.
LICORlCE KETTLES,
P.TESr WMNGER.
SHAPES or ALL KINDS,
STEAM PIPING.
OFFICE FURNIfURE. including M iron safe
Olcr1ug PATENT aud everything connected
with o Drst-class factory.
A. everything ia comparatively new TINS sale
offers attractive advantages 20 manufacturers
In want OF nrs:clas5 machinery
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctlonecr. Gc7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
FOR RENT.
~-~~~-~-~~~->-0 ---0~-0~~-~~0~0~<~0-~o~
IL o r r i n t. FA
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.

! We are Instructed 20 ofer
eprcrn sTtrd inducements 10 secure ten
81 ENlAb' fdats at once for the foil0wfng-
SPECIAL WINTER RATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID RxEcUrKp AT Thx DISPATCH PRINT
INQ-MouSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

CPECIAL PRIVATE SALE OF FINE
- DIAMOND JEWKLRY.-I shall exhibit for
Trfcate safe OHiy ,cOmmencing on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1857,
ct o'clOcS p. ~, and continuing for several
GayR, 4 largo and valuable collection OF Ola
MOND and other JEWELRY, consisting Of
GEN-STONRS IN DIAMOND;
RUBY. SAPPHIRE,
OPAL. and EMERALD.
elegantly mounted in SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER
RINGS LACt-PiNS, STUDS, sc.
An experI in diamonds from New York will be
In attendance, and the fulies: opportunity will
ba offered % secure hrsi-clnss jewclry at mode
rae pdces. GEORGE W. MAYO.
Ge II Auctioueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
BY RRwliOgs 6 Rose,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
FoURTH-STREET LOT
NEAR CANDLES HILL

AT the request OF tho owner wo will sell by
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DEcEaBER II. 1887,
at O'Clock P. NJ. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.
fronting IN feet ON the oast side OF Fourth
street between Canal and Byrd, with depth Of
i32 foet, with wide side alley.
Terms; Al sale. RAWLINGS h ROSE.
de 10 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

LAuBE, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST RAGLANDs ADMINS
TRAITOR AND AIS, DBFENOANTs-lN TIRE CHAN
Gerry COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
], Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause Of
December 3. 1887. has been duly given.
Given under my hand tnis 9th day Of Deem
Der. 1857.
de7 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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Auction sALEs-ruture Days.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OPA
HOUSE AND LARGE LOT
At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF o AND THIRTY
FOURTH STREETS
BY AUCTION.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECULATION,
AS THE LAND CAN SOON BE DIVIDED
INTO TOWN LOTS AND SOLD
AT A BIG PROFIT.
In execution Of DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county entered respectively on the 23d
of February. 1884. and 10Th Of November. 1887,
in the suit Of Gardner u. Cowardn. trustee, 90
ala, the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell by auction, upon tie
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER2l 1887,
ut O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT situated
as above described. being the former residence
OF the late r. Il. Gardner The lot embraces an
area Of about one and holf acres, and Is bounded
on the north and east by the lands OF VI. L. Cowar-
din. on the south by a branch. and on the west by
Thiry-fourth street continued.
The dwelling Is Of wood, has fvo rooms, and is
IN Ihir cOuuluon. inis Is d Bool OppoItuuity w
buy nice suburban homo. and at the same time
secure property that will doubtless prove
dne investment
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance az six,
twelve. and eighteen months. for notes with In
terest added, aud title retained until all the pur-
chase money shall be paid.
GEORGE p. HAW,
j. Ii. DINNEEN,
Special Commissioners
n. W. BowE, Auctioneer
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF Hen
RIcO-KATg h. GARDNER, &C, vs. CowARDIN
AND AIS.
|, samuel p. Waddill, deputy clerk Of the said
court, do certify that mmssloners
George p. Haw and John III. Dinneen have exc
cuted the fond required OF them under DEGREES
entered I'm said cause on the 23d day Of teOru-
AIRY. 1881. and the 1911 day Of November, 1857.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Decom-
Der. 1887. -